Test #2, Ch 2-4: What are they used for?

Question 1

Xiao Chai Hu Tang

Answer 1

For shaoyang stage warp disease

Question 2

Hao Qin Qing Dan Tang

Answer 2

For damp-heat and turbid phlegm in the shaoyang/GB channels

Question 3

Chai Hu Jia Long Gu Mu Li Tang

Answer 3

For triple-yang combination disorder

For interior phlegm-heat disturbing the Shen

Question 4

Si Ni San

Answer 4

For yang qi constraint and disharmony between the LV and SP disorders

Question 5

Xiao Yao San

Answer 5

For LV qi constraint with Blood and SP deficiency pattern

Question 6

Tang Xie Yao Fang

Answer 6

For painful diarrhea due to SP deficiency with an overcontrolling LV

Question 7

Ban Xia Xie Xin Tang

Answer 7

For digestive problems due to disharmony of the ST & Intestines

Question 8

Da Cheng Qi Tang

Answer 8

For Yang Ming organ stage disorder

Question 9

Xiao Cheng Qi Tang

Answer 9

For relatively mild Yang Mind organ stage disorder

Question 10

Tiao Wei Cheng Qi Tang

Answer 10

For mild constipation due to Yang Ming organ stage disorder

Question 11

Zeng Ye Cheng Qi Tang

Answer 11

For Yang Ming organ stage disorder with yin deficiency

Question 12

Da Huang Fu Zi Tang

Answer 12

For constipation and abdominal pain due to cold accumulation

Question 13

Run Chang Wan

Answer 13

For constipation due to yin, blood, and fluids deficiency

Question 14

Ma Zi Ren Wan

Answer 14

For constipation due to heat-dryness in the ST & Intestines

Question 15

Ji Chuan Jian

Answer 15

For constipation due to KD yang and qi deficiency

Question 16

Bai Hu Tang

Answer 16

For heat in the Yang Ming channel warp of 6 Stages

For the Qi level of the 4 levels

Question 17

Bai Hu Jia Ren Shen Tang

Answer 17

For Yang Ming heat injuring the qi and fluids

Question 18

Zhu Ye Shi Gao Tang

Answer 18

For febrile disease when qi level heat lingers in the LUs & ST, where it injures the qi and fluids
For summer heat damaging the qi and yin

Question 19

Zhi Zi Chi Tang

Answer 19

For heat constrained in the Qi level and lingering in the superficial aspects of Yang Ming warp

Question 20

Qing Ying Tang

Answer 20

For warm febrile disease when a strong heat enters the Nutritive level

Question 21

Xi Jiao Di Huang Tang

Answer 21

For warm febrile disease when a strong pathogenic heat enters the Blood level

Question 22

Qing Wen Bai Du San

Answer 22

For an epidemic toxin warm pathogen entering the qi and blood level disorder

Question 23

Huang Lian Jie Du Tang

Answer 23

For excessive fire toxin obstructing 3 Burners pattern

Question 24

Xie Xin Tang

Answer 24

For damp-heat excess with interior clumping pattern

Question 25

Pu Ji Xiao Du Yin

Answer 25

For acute, massive febrile disorder of the head (“da tou wen”)

Question 26

Qing Hao Bie Jia Tang

Answer 26

For later stages of warm febrile disease

Question 27

Qing Gu San

Answer 27

For steaming bone disorder or deficiency consumption disorder

Question 28

Ma Xing Shi Gan Tang

Answer 28

For cough and wheezing due to heat lodged in the LUs

Question 29

Xie Bai San

Answer 29

For lurking fire in the LUs

Question 30

Xie Huang San

Answer 30

For smoldering fire in the SP & ST

Question 31

Qing Wei San

Answer 31

For toothaches and gum disease due to heat accumulation in the ST & Yang Ming channels

Question 32

Yu Nu Jian

Answer 32

For ST heat with KD yin deficiency (Yang Ming channel heat excess and Shaoyin channel yin deficiency)

Question 33

Dao Chi San

Answer 33

For heat in the HT & SI channels

Question 34

Long Dan Xie Gan Tang

Answer 34

For treating excessive fire in the LV and/or GB channels

For damp-heat in the LV and GB channels or Lower Burner

Question 35

Zuo Jin Wan

Answer 35

For LV & ST disharmony due to the LV channel heat attacking the ST

Question 36

Shao Yao Tang

Answer 36

For damp-heat dysenteric disorder

Question 37

Bai Tou Weng Tang

Answer 37

For hot or fulminating dysenteric disorder

Question 38

Dang Gui Liu Huang Tang

Answer 38

For night sweats due to raging fire from yin deficiency